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Supplier Sites: Joyful ‘toons

I’ve been following Michael D. Waters’s Joyful ‘toons for about three years now and I have always enjoyed their appeal.  Call me a kid at heart - I love cartoons; and, Mike’s toons are very reminiscent of old school favorites like Looney Tunes and Popeye. 

I decided to give Mike a shout out today because I’ll be praying for him at the wailing wall regarding a publisher picking up his works for a compilation book.  How fantastic would it be to have Joyful ‘toons sitting on your coffee table, sharing the light of God’s word as well as appealing to children and the child-like.

Here are my top three all-time favorites from Mike’s collection:

This one showed up in my inbox during the time I was dealing with a difficult boss.  It was a gentle reminder that God expected me to be the bigger man.  The irony of this cartoon is at the time I had just had a boil on my bottom lanced, so I could definitely feel the sheep’s pain!

Don’t you love the simplicity of Mike’s drawings?  They lend a visual element to the scriptures without taking away.  I have a plan to frame this next one and hang it in my office.

My third favorite was a gem that I saw that spoke volumes to how I need to handle my personality weaknesses and the crap that Satan throws my way. 

The Family of God

Truly, I believe that another reason I was so drawn to Mike’s cartoons was that I saw another believer using his gifts and his talents to bring glory to God.  Mike, indeed, has been tailor made and I’m proud of him for happily being on display.

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  • BESPOKE TAILORING IS…

    -bespoke-
    custom or custom-made, made to order; a form of the verb bespeak which means to ask for in advance, to reserve beforehand, to foretell

    -tailoring-
    to fashion or adapt to a particular taste, purpose, need, etc.

    Bespoke Tailoring is simply having total control over the fabric of, the lining of, the fit of, the color of, the cut of, the pattern of, the details of a particular suit, or other article of men's clothing

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  • THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:

    -character-
    the real you!

    -temperament-
    the combination of inborn traits - from mom & dad, even grandparents - that subconsciously affect behavior

    -personality-
    the outward expression of an individual

    -talent-
    a special natural ability or aptitude

    -spiritual gift-
    gifts that are bestowed on Christians, individually, to strengthen the Church [body of believers locally & globally]

  • THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTS

    SANGUINE

    CHOLERIC

    MELANCHOLY

    PHLEGMATIC

  • TAILORED QUOTES

    *Before I formed you in the womb I knew [and] approved of you [as My chosen instrument], and before you were born I separated and set you apart, consecrating you; [and] I appointed you as a prophet to the nations -The Lord God to Jeremiah-

    *Hide not your talents. They for use were made. What's a sundial in the shade? -Benjamin Franklin-

    *All the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing; He [God] does according to His will in the army of heaven and among the inhabitants of the earth. No one can restrain His hand or say to Him, “What have You done?” -King Nebuchadnezzar-

    *One of the things the children of God need most is to have their faith strengthened. -George Muller-

    *You CANNOT be anything you want to be - but you CAN be a lot more of who you already are. -Tom Rath-

    *Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it. -The Lord God to Habakkuk-

    *And He [God] Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers... -Paul the Apostle-

    *Everyone has it within his power to say, this I am today; that I will be tomorrow. -Louis L'Amour-

  • THE WORK AND THE LIFE

    -Many have excused themselves from rendering their gifts to the service of Christ because others were possessed of superior endowments and advantages. The opinion has prevailed that only those who are especially talented are required to consecrate their abilities to the service of God. It has come to be understood by many that talents are given to only a certain favored class to the exclusion of others who of course are not called upon to share in the toils or the rewards. But it is not so represented in the parable. When the master of the house called his servants, he gave to every man his work.

    -We need not go to heathen lands, or even leave the narrow circle of the home, if it is there that our duty lies, in order to work for Christ. We can do this in the home circle, in the church, among those with whom we associate, and with whom we do business.

    -You are not to wait for great occasions or to expect extraordinary abilities before you go to work for God. You need not have a thought of what the world will think of you. If your daily life is a testimony to the purity and sincerity of your faith, and others are convinced that you desire to benefit them, your efforts will not be wholly lost.

    -The humblest and poorest of the disciples of Jesus can be a blessing to others. They may not realize that they are doing any special good, but by their unconscious influence they may start waves of blessing that will widen and deepen, and the blessed results they may never know until the day of final reward. They do not feel or know that they are doing anything great. They are not required to weary themselves with anxiety about success. They have only to go forward quietly, doing faithfully the work that God's providence assigns, and their life will not be in vain. Their own souls will be growing more and more into the likeness of Christ; they are workers together with God in this life and are thus fitting for the higher work and the unshadowed joy of the life to come.

    from the book:
    Steps To Christ
    by Ellen G White